KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will posthumously inducted legendary cricket great Hanif Mohammad into the hall of fame on Wednesday, with his son, Shoaib Mohammad, set to receive the commemorative plaque and cap, sources said on Saturday.
Hanif, who was among the initial inductees announced in 2021, had his formal induction ceremony delayed due to various factors, including management changes and scheduling conflicts.
"Yes, but due to various reasons - sometimes due to non-availabilities and sometimes due to management changes - this couldn’t take place earlier," a PCB source told Reuters.
The ceremony will be held during Pakistan’s triangular series match against South Africa in Karachi, marking the first international match in the city since May 2023, the source added.
Meanwhile, the formal inductions of former cricketers Saeed Anwar and Mushtaq Mohammad will take place after the 2025 Champions Trophy, as the players were unavailable for the current series.
"Saeed Anwar was not available due to his prior commitments while Mushtaq Mohammad is overseas. Their inductions will take place after CT25 as and when they are available," the source said.
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